Hannah Richell is an internationally bestselling author known for her compelling family dramas and psychological suspense novels. Her debut novel, "Secrets of the Tides," published in 2012, became a global success and was later released in the United States as "The House of Tides." She has since written four additional novels, including "The Shadow Year," "The Peacock Summer," "The River Home," and the forthcoming "The Search Party." Her works have been translated into multiple languages and are available in twenty-four territories. Richell's books have earned critical acclaim, with selections for prestigious book clubs such as Richard & Judy and Waterstones, along with nominations for literary awards including two Australian Book Industry Awards and an Indie Book Award.
Richell's writing explores themes of family dynamics, hidden secrets, and the complexities of human relationships, often delving into darker emotional territories while maintaining a gripping narrative pace. Before her writing career, she worked in book publishing and film industries across London and Sydney. A dual citizen of Australia and the United Kingdom, she now resides in South West England with her family. Beyond her novels, Richell contributes fiction and non-fiction to various media outlets and serves as a judge for the Richell Prize, supporting emerging writers in honor of her late husband. Her dedication to storytelling continues to resonate with readers worldwide.